Yeah I think they’re pretty safe from any other manufacturer copying their styling cues though; or the press getting a glimpse of where modern automotive design will be headed for the next few years. Most probable outcome is no one except Morgan geeks will even notice the design changes.

Yeah, vintage Alfa Romeo? Yup, needs help.

Yeah those last two are probably WAY over the budget.

I have heard the horror stories from the transmissions but fortunately this one is still in pretty good shape; the engine is getting tired though so it will need a rebuild soon, at least parts are really cheap so I guess that’s a good thing.

Your car looks great, don’t see it needing a full restore anytime soon.

Love these cars, here’s my dad’s Mk3

GT6 is the exception here, the exhaust goes down the right side of the engine. I do know what you mean though, MGBs do get hot unless you add a ton of heat shielding.

Haha, I learned to drive in an MGB GT in 1994 when I was 12. Then two days ago I bought that very same car!

What do you do to change lanes? I’ve gotten so used to them that in cars without it’s just one blink and then change the lane.

Got here too late but anyway here’s my short list:

Is this a trend? I’ve been driving cars with base model badges in the back my whole life guess I’m cool now.

Yeah I was thinking they would do something like what Mercedes did with the G class, which still looks like a G class, this looks pretty much just like a Discovery.

Yeah I’m thinking after about a year the ownership costs would probably be about enough to either buy a brand new Cullinan, or bankrupt Carmax or whatever poor soul decided to give a warranty to this thing. Remember it also has adjustable air suspension ;)

Fiat 500 never meant to be lifted? Now wait a minute the Fiat 500 shares a platform with the Panda, which is pretty much the same car with different styling and 4 doors. Fiat themselves make a 4x4 version of the Panda, I’ve driven one and it’s a really cool car; it’s not going to embarrass a Land Cruiser but it’s more…

If you have the space, just get the fun car already and keep the Hyundai. This way it doesn’t matter how impractical or unreliable the fun car is.

Safari 911 is the best 911

So, Elon Musk buys this, it doesn’t come with an engine but a few Tesla motors should be enough to get it going, add a rocket from SpaceX for the high speed stuff and you’ve got the world’s fastest hybrid sort of.

Formula eraser? That explains the lack of color

I’m looking for a work truck and one of these would be ideal. I need to carry light but tall boxes and up to three people with tools, while spending as little fuel as possible.

However if I remember correctly they DID just use one car for all the stunts in that movie (filmed in open roads btw). At the end it was pretty beat up but still ran.